When did poverty start in Libya?

There are several factors contributing to poverty in Libya. While Libya is a resource-rich country, its economy has been severely impacted by years of conflict and political instability. The collapse of the central government in 2011 led to a fragmentation of the country and the emergence of rival militias, which hindered economic growth and disrupted public services. The ongoing conflict has severely damaged the country's infrastructure, affected oil production and export revenues, and caused widespread displacement of people, reducing their access to income-generating opportunities and basic services. Political instability and the deterioration of security have created a challenging environment for investment, further constraining economic development and opportunities to reduce poverty.